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The best-selling first edition of the Midland Airline Tail Colours was co published with NARA-Verlag in Germany in 1998, with two subsequent editions coming out in 2000 and 2005. Since then, Hengi/NARA have not published another edition so this updated edition of Airline Tail Colours will be the most up-to-date and recent publication of this title. This pocket guide illustrates the markings of approximately 600 of the world's leading airlines, all in full color. Manning has also included additional information that will have huge appeal to the general aviation enthusiast. Areas covered include the airline's three-letter code (used for flight numbers), radio call-sign prefix, international registration prefix, ITU country code (its main operating base), and the aircraft types used by that airline (in IATA codes). Helpful decoding tables ensure that the book is user friendly and easily understood, making this the perfect addition to any aviation enthusiast's collection.

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Airline Tail Colours, Gerry Manning

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2012
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Title
Airline Tail Colours
Language
English
Released
2012
Format
Paperback
Pages
112
ISBN10
1857803507
ISBN13
9781857803501
Series
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The best-selling first edition of the Midland Airline Tail Colours was co published with NARA-Verlag in Germany in 1998, with two subsequent editions coming out in 2000 and 2005. Since then, Hengi/NARA have not published another edition so this updated edition of Airline Tail Colours will be the most up-to-date and recent publication of this title. This pocket guide illustrates the markings of approximately 600 of the world's leading airlines, all in full color. Manning has also included additional information that will have huge appeal to the general aviation enthusiast. Areas covered include the airline's three-letter code (used for flight numbers), radio call-sign prefix, international registration prefix, ITU country code (its main operating base), and the aircraft types used by that airline (in IATA codes). Helpful decoding tables ensure that the book is user friendly and easily understood, making this the perfect addition to any aviation enthusiast's collection.